Sentence examples for focus of identity from inspiring English sources

Ms. Greenfield, who is 40 and a member of the VII photojournalism collective in Los Angeles, first visited Renfrew for Time magazine, in 1997, then returned for her widely praised 2002 book "Girl Culture, Chronicle Booksks) which examined, in her words, "how the body had become the focus of identity" for young women.

Too often Westerners have made assumptions that turned out not to apply in parts of the Muslim world such as the idea that religion could be divided from politics or that the prime focus of identity was the nation state and not the umma.

Even after decades of self-lacerating ideology in the name of freedom, they cherished rage as the focus of their identity.

These historic counties, in many cases, no longer correspond to current administrative subdivisions but remain an important focus of local identity.

Religion has played a significant role in the cultural life of the island since ancient times (and since the 17th century plantations, has been the focus of political identity and divisions on the island).

The anthropological line of argument focuses on identity formation, drawing on the social psychology of G. H. Mead.

In return, freed from the stodgy atmosphere of national politics and bureaucracies, it would develop a more intensely focused sense of identity: mercantile and cultural, polyglot and speedy.

I mean, liberals get accused more than conservatives of being focussed on identity politics, but there's nothing that screams identity politics more than calling somebody anti-American.

Pavel Zustiak, born in what was then Czechoslovakia, has reason to focus on notions of identity and home.

The campaign focused on issues of identity more so than in the past.

Her current research focuses on issues of identity and organizing in entrepreneurial contexts.